The role of infant airway infarction and CPR models

The main function of the infant airway obstruction and CPR model is to provide a simulation platform close to reality for medical staff, nursing students and parents, which is used to learn and master the key skills of infant first aid. Airway infarction in infants is a common and dangerous sudden condition. If not treated in time, it may cause severe hypoxia and even endanger life.

Through this model, learners can visually practice the first aid methods for infants with airway obstruction, such as back patting and chest compression, and master the correct direction and amplitude of force application. Meanwhile, the model can also be combined with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training, allowing learners to repeatedly practice the coordinated cooperation of artificial respiration and external chest compressions, and cultivate the correct depth, frequency and rhythm of compressions.

With the feedback function of the model, trainees can promptly correct the deficiencies in their operations and enhance their practical skills and emergency response capabilities. This model not only facilitates the systematic training of medical students and nursing staff, but is also applicable to community health education and parent training, and has positive significance in enhancing the public's awareness and skills of first aid.